The mayors of El Poble Nou de Benitatxell, Josep Femenia, and of Teulada Moraira, Carlos Linares, together with the members of the Teulada-El Poble Nou de Benitatxell consortium, met in the plenary hall of this municipality with Bruno Ballesteros, of the Institute Miner with Jose María Cortés, and with the diver Joel Borrazás to prepare the proposal for the meeting that will be held next Tuesday, with the president of the Provincial Council, César Sánchez.
One of the objectives in the consortium and is working to design a project and an indicative budget of the work done in the aquifer to deliver it to the president of the council.
Another priority is to draft an agreement with the Moraig Exploration Group, which will be approved by the consortium board. Joel Borrazás himself, representative of this group and present at the meeting, wanted to make it clear that the expedition of the group is altruistic but they need equipment. "If management helps you and puts you the easiest things to work safely is appreciated. Our group offers to make these measurements completely generously, but we need equipment and materials such as conductivity sensors"Joel said.
Bruno Ballesteros, "The aim is that the Group Exploration Moraig draw a map that gives us references conductivity and temperature to, from there, to design the scientific project accurately and develop operating scenarios and actions in the aquifer as the air dam".
For his part, Jose Maria Cortés emphasized the need to start exploring, "We will not puncture the Moraig and draw water, but probably the Moraig will be the tool to draw water elsewhere".
New dives Cave Moraig
Earlier this week, the group wanted to return buceoespeologos Moraig dives underwater cave and take advantage of current torrential rains. His aim was to detect the gallery injected harder freshwater flow.
As he himself said Joel Borrazás "at the end we did not dive precisely because the current was too strong Cave". In the coming days it will again try to know in depth the behavior of this underwater cave.
Joel submariners Borrazás, Alberto Martinez, Eliseo Bezunce and Carmelo Ojuel, will be responsible for placing sensors for measuring the quality and flow of water. During the study, conduct dives each month to download data from the sensors.
